"checked the forecast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone looking up upcoming weather predictions. For example, "Before going to the beach, I checked the forecast to make sure it wouldn't rain."
Known for insights such as: "I don't think there's rain forecast, I haven't checked the forecast" Channel Ten's Maher makes James Brayshaw look like a philosopher king.
"We have had a fair drop of rain this morning and I've just checked the forecast again and it is due to be with us for most of the day," Tim Long, the course's general manager, said on Monday.
I had checked the forecast and, as I left the warm valley behind, was ready to catch the last skiing of the season when I reached Gran Sasso, the highest peak in central Italy's Apennine range.
Here, the emphasis is on simple swiping to check the forecast, including temperature, sunshine hours and windchill.
Check the forecast before the ride, and, if there is a chance of rain, take a waterproof jacket.
The phone recognizes the basics, like "Wake me at 7 30 a.m," "Open Angry Birds," "What's Google's stock price?" and "Check the forecast for Memphis on Friday".
The people of Prattsville, N.Y., have probably grown accustomed to the exercise: check the forecast, glance up at the skies and hope.
We launched onto calm seas, so confident of the weather that we didn't bother to check the forecast or pack our safety gear — the extra paddles, whistles, radio and flares.
Russians give winter its due – checking the forecast and dressing accordingly is practically a religion (old women in the street may even berate you if they decide you're not dressed warmly enough).
There is no point in checking the forecast, because the weather loop seems to be on fast forward all the time, with mists and showers and low-hanging clouds suddenly punctuated by miraculous bursts of sunlight and bright blue sky.
The campaign includes a new green, yellow and white BP sunburst-shaped symbol and a new type of gas station, called BP Connect, where customers will be able to check the forecast for an impending thunderstorm on a small screen at the pump, buy a bottle of wine and some fresh-baked croissants.
